, 1887-11-17
FicEings

The line between liberty and licnnse
ha~ been drawn IL II wU4 never
drawn before All the world now
realizes that there i point of en-
InrHnce beyond which tie American
people will not 20.
Il Is stated that the Nyrmon- now
hold the balauc" If power in Arizona
aud Mormon rule a. feared. The
governor j. said Ia hn So friendly to
the Tulyg#mnU- politicians that no
anti Mormon legislation j. possible.
\ TEST pf Columbia river sand for
glass manufacture was made III East
Portland 4 f"w days ago. with salts
factory results, and the estaplishment
II the factory j. an enterprise that
will result from the Investigation.
THE Hebrew population of the Pa-
citic Coast has an orphan asylum III
San francisco which contains and
provides 81 orphan children from IN
fauts to tweiu' years Of age The
institution admits such children from
Washington territory a. well as from
California. 1t IS 4 phIianthrophy
WI tlIN ~ Iiii4tiA1!Dti-
\ sample sacl, last week of the
WalIa NaiIa bluestem wheat WAS
opened in session of the Toledo tO)
produce exchange, last week. says
the journal, and excited the lIyolI-
est interest Of the members. who
agreed that it WAS the finest wheat
thew had s9eu. The exhibitor was
beseiged with questions concerning
the grain and the country it came
from.
The Pendleton, Orr Fast Ore
g0nian hits scores of so called news
papers Il hard slap. and utters a
solemn truth when it says: No pa
per. either metropolitan or local, Is
tit for the name of newspaper"
which is not practically Independent,
entirely unhampered. and devoted to
trute telling whichever party or
whatever men may be thereby com
menb9d or censured-
Portland Ne,cs: the Northern
Paciii is up in arms and Is holding
the SnOqualmie pass over the Cas-
cade mountains by armed men,
against the forces of the Seattle
Lake Shore and Eastern road. Both
struggling for the same pass. and
after they have killed a few men, the
difficulty Will be decided by the
courts, where it should he settled
before bad blood should be spilled.
PREsCoTT. AT. Nov.11-The richest
strike ever made in this territory, and
probably in the world, has been dis
covered in the Santi Rita mountains,
ten miles south of here. The ledge
was located by two men named Bar
rington and Hartan, who have only
gone down a foot or so on their claim
and have taken out $500 in three
days. The lodge, winch is eight by
thirteen inches, presents every ap-
pearance Of continuing. Should it
fail the fortunate possessors will
realize at least $4,000. and should it
continue no idea can be formed Of
the amont that may bs taken from it.
The population of Washington
territory is only 10000 less than that
of Oregon.
The Skagit NcTs Of Mount Yer
non, speaking of possible terminus
for the Manitoba railroad that Will
ultimately reach Puget sound, says:
''F'idalgO bay would be the last place
IN the world for a terminus. At low
tide it is completely dry nothing
but mud flats from shore To shore.
Anacortas, which has always had
aspirations TO become Il terminus of
transcontiuental line. Is situated on
Ship harbor and not on FidalgO bay.
Ship harbor is one of the finest
sheets OF water on Puget Sound. and
would furnish abundant room for
the commerce of the world should
Anacortes ever become a great rail-
road terminus. The obanceS for
AHacortes to become great city are
fully as good as Its more pretentlous
rivals on the Sound"
Bridget GaIlagher's son Lewis, OF
Portland, who it is claimed Is an
IlleSitimate son of the late l.. NJ.
Starr showed up in the probate
Court in Oakland, California, the
other. day when the will of the late
Lewis NJ. Starr caEae up for probate,
and created quite q sensation,
through his attorney. by claiming his
share of the estate. His attorney
said: I'VE can and will prove that
the dead man Is the parent of my
client, and / can also produce evi'
dence that Starr married the boys
mother before u bogus Justice o! the
Peace, but without hcens e, thus
deceiving the woman who gave birth
to the boy"
Salvador Ellicott. Marion d. Eg-
bert, J. +. Willis. W. Il. Andrews, j.
\. Kuhn, and " i. I.edgerwood
We're the gentIomen who fled articles
of Incorporation Tor the Washington
Publishing Company. The capital
stock Is fixed ut $4,000 divided into
500 shares of $50 each. ]. /. Rom
aid. T. B. NJ Miller, ). EllIcott,
Robert c. Hill and y IL Chambers
are appointed trustees. Tn" purpose
Of the company j. 10 publish one or
more newspapers cf Democratic
principles
Ask Your Grocer for Argyle Oatmeal.
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